Archive

September 2023

• 20: Time to Say Good-Bye
• 06: It’s A Wrap: Begin­ning with End­ings

August 2023

• 30: Going Green with Gam­i­fied Learn­ing: Advanc­ing Sus­tain­abil­i­ty through Inter­ac­tive Learn­ing
• 23: Going to Hell and Back again: Good Omens
• 09: Behind the Scenes with Tom Han­ks

July 2023

• 26: Dear Ocean Vuong, Your Writ­ing Is Gor­geous
• 12: AI: Too Smart for Our Own Good?

June 2023

• 28: The Emo­tion­al Men of The Flash (2014–2023)
• 21: No Sto­ry, No Life
• 14: Jury Duty’s Ronald Glad­den or How to Acci­den­tal­ly Become a Star
• 07: Okto­ber­fest Beer and Blood Serves Up Ger­man Debauch­ery in Six Episodes

May 2023

• 31: From the Life­less Pages of His­to­ry Books to the Big Screen: Chi­nonye Chukwu’s Till (2022)
• 24: The Envi­ron­men­tal Impact of Film­mak­ing
• 17: An A‑May-zing Month for Ani­mals
• 10: Rec­og­niz­ing a Freak: An Athe­ist Reads Flan­nery O’Connor
• 03: Found in Trans­la­tion

April 2023

• 26: Thank You for Your Atten­tion: Of the Unend­ing Strug­gle with Dig­i­tal Dis­trac­tions
• 19: His­tor­i­cal Dreams and Dream­ing His­to­ry – From Vir­ginia to Lüneb­urg
• 12: Pub­lic Trans­porta­tion: Not Just a Berlin Prob­lem

March 2023

• 29: Study­ing With Lim­it­ed Free­dom of Speech: My Semes­ter in Hong Kong
• 15: Win­ter Sports — At What Cost?
• 01: Ger­man Dis­tance, Amer­i­can Naivety

February 2023

• 14: Valentine’s Day – A Mar­ket­ing Scam or a Day Filled with Love?
• 01: Feed­ing Feath­ered Friends in Feb­ru­ary – Nation­al Bird-Feed­ing Month

January 2023

• 25: Sit, Drink, Eat, Repeat
• 18: We Own the Major­i­ty: Mayans M.C. Brings Dra­ma, Rep­re­sen­ta­tion, and Larg­er-Than-Life Grit
• 11: Trav­el­ogues

December 2022

• 28: A Nude Dance
• 18: Hap­py Hanukkah 2022!
• 14: What Does the Fox Say? A Sim­ple Tale with a Pletho­ra of Pos­si­bil­i­ties
• 07: Six Tips for Per­fect Presents – And They’re Sus­tain­able!

November 2022

• 30: “My Name” – Vignettes about You
• 23: Put On Your Mourn­ing Clothes, it’s Black Fri­day
• 16: Amer­i­ca and the Holo­caust
• 09: Native Amer­i­can His­to­ry Month and Hos­tile Cli­mates
• 02: The Big Bang Blog: The Tox­ic Rela­tion­ship Com­e­dy

October 2022

• 26: Spe­cial Events You Won’t Want to Miss
• 19: A Sto­ry Beyond Words: The Death and Life of Mar­sha P. John­son
• 05: Nuclear Pow­er and the Road to Eco­mod­ernism

September 2022

• 28: Hav­ing Fun with Lan­guage on Ger­man Amer­i­can Day 2022
• 14: When in Doubt, Ask a Native Author! The Win­netou Debate

August 2022

• 31: Going against the Grain: Declar­ing My Love for Cars 2
• 17: Child­hood Mem­o­ries
• 03: Iron Cur­tain, Please

July 2022

• 20: Teen Non­prof­its Find Solu­tions dur­ing Covid-19 Pan­dem­ic
• 06: Like Meat?

June 2022

• 29: Res­cue, Mar­ry, Hap­py Ever After – The Asex­u­al Fan­ta­sy Nov­el Roy­al Res­cue
• 22: Break­ing New Ground: Lib­er­at­ing Lomie by Salo­ma Miller Fur­long
• 15: Acci­den­tal New Hori­zons at the North Amer­i­can Uni­ver­si­ty in the Heart of Europe
• 08: Calm as the Ocean
• 01: Get­ting Ger­many Back on Track

May 2022

• 25: An Ode to Berlin – and to my Grand­ma
• 18: 50 Min­utes That Make a Name
• 11: All the Sto­ries That We (Were) Told
• 04: Home­school­ing and the Pan­dem­ic

April 2022

• 27: How to Break a Bookworm’s Heart
• 20: A World Where Sci­ence and Indige­nous Wis­dom Col­lide: Some Food for Thought on Earth Day
• 13: The Mes­mer­iz­ing and Alien­at­ing Expe­ri­ence Called Mul­hol­land Dri­ve
• 06: Tak­ing Peace for Grant­ed

March 2022

• 30: The ‘Woke’ Cin­derel­la Recipe: A Dash of Queer­ness, a Pinch of Fem­i­nism, and a Sprin­kling of Fairy Dust
• 16: News Deserts and the Chal­lenge to Democ­ra­cy
• 02: Teach­ing Native North Amer­i­ca: A Con­tin­u­ing Chal­lenge

February 2022

• 16: The Cat­e­go­ry Is … Mak­ing Gold­en Globe His­to­ry
• 02: Set­ting the Stage for Black His­to­ry Month

January 2022

• 26: Hate Coun­try Music … Why?
• 19: Free Verse Poet­ry or “how to play with unseen rack­ets”
• 12: Can­cel Field Trips, Can­cel For­est Rangers: The Every by Dave Eggers (2021)

December 2021

• 30: A Nude Dance
• 26: Divid­ed Coun­try, Divid­ed Fam­i­ly
• 25: San­ta vs. God – The Final Round
• 24: Conifer Wood Makes You Feel Good — Christ­mas Trees in Ger­many and the U.S.
• 23: How to Sur­vive Christ­mas If You’re a Grinch
• 22: If You Hate Christ­mas, It’s Because You’re Green … or maybe Blue!
• 21: The Ups and Downs of Christ­mas: How Stu­dents Feel about the Sea­son
• 15: Clicks for the Future: Alter­na­tive Search Engines Help Stu­dents Surf the Web Sus­tain­ably
• 08: Role Mod­els: Can Quo­tas Help Get More Women into Lead­er­ship?
• 01: Start Spread­ing the News: A Cross-Cul­tur­al Vir­tu­al News­room

November 2021

• 24: Thanks­giv­ing or I’d Rather Not Be Invit­ed
• 17: 11 Years of “Maple Leaf & Stars and Stripes” at Leuphana Uni­ver­si­ty Lüneb­urg
• 10: Num­bers That Make You Think: Pub­lic Opin­ion of the Unit­ed States is on the Rise
• 03: In Memo­ri­am Bob­bie Kirkhart

October 2021

• 27: A Gov­ern­ment of, by, and for the peo­ple?
• 20: Inde­pen­dent Non­prof­it, Non­cor­po­rate, Non­com­mer­cial Glob­al News: Democ­ra­cy Now! Cel­e­brates 25 Years on the Air
• 06: The Texas Heart­beat Bill: Roe vs. Wade under Attack

September 2021

• 24: Two Albums, a 30th Anniver­sary, and Some 300 Words of Applause
• 15: Gram­marly Pre­mi­um Also Works for Advanced EFL Stu­dents: Reflec­tions on a Pilot Project at Leuphana
• 01: One of the Dark­est Days in Amer­i­can His­to­ry: 11’09”01 (2002)

August 2021

• 11: “Be Free or Die”: Teach­ing Har­ri­et (2019)

July 2021

• 28: Re-re-recount (and count­ing)
• 14: The Reviews Are In: Baby­lon Berlin Sets the Scene for Unusu­al­ly Vision­ary Tele­vi­sion, Inter­con­ti­nen­tal­ly

June 2021

• 30: We Sing Amer­i­ca
• 23: Hap­py Pride Month!
• 16: On Blooms­day, Dublin Comes to Many U.S. Cities or ‘Mil­ly Bloom Also Has a Few Words to Say’
• 09: Call Him by His Name: Rap­per Lil Nas X Marks the Spot Where Viral Becomes Sub­stan­tial
• 02: A Human or Non-Human Com­pan­ion? The Friend by Sigrid Nunez

May 2021

• 26: Hap­py Belat­ed Birth­day, Bob Dylan!
• 19: Har­ri­et Tub­man and the 20-Dol­lar Bill Con­tro­ver­sy
• 12: Col­lab­o­ra­tive Writ­ing – The Final Fron­tier
• 05: Chicana/o Quiz

April 2021

• 28: Hem­ing­way
• 21: Lit­tle Girl
• 14: Lov­ing pro Vir­ginia: A Films’ Pow­er­ful­ly Poignant Depic­tion of a Family’s Long­ing for Home

March 2021

• 31: 505 Hours and 45 Min­utes of Com­fort in Times of Uncer­tain­ty
• 17: Meet Doug Emhoff – The First Sec­ond Gen­tle­man
• 03: My Girls, Our Girls, and the Women Before Us

February 2021

• 17: We Were Trumped!
• 03: More than Just a Nov­el: Nic Stone’s Dear Mar­tin

January 2021

• 20: Mun­do Over­load­us
• 13: The Stick Jar: One Tool – Many Uses
• 06: Sto­ry­telling: Of Genius­es and Maps

December 2020

• 30: ISSN for the Amer­i­can Stud­ies Blog
• 29: ASJ Num­ber 70 (2020) is out now!
• 16: A Hol­i­day Sur­vival Guide
• 09: A Project Sem­i­nar in Times of Covid-19
• 02: An Homage to Diver­si­ty: Jim Jarmusch’s Night on Earth (1991)

November 2020

• 25: Let­ters to a Young Writer – Some Prac­ti­cal and Philo­soph­i­cal Advice for New­com­ers to the Trade
• 18: Hid­ing in Plain Sight: Lega­cies of Col­o­niza­tion in New Eng­land and the 400th Anniver­sary of the Mayflower
• 17: Maple Leaf & Stars and Stripes
• 11: “My Goal Would Be To Go Out of Busi­ness and Go Back to the Class­room”: An Inter­view with Nan­cy Dome
• 02: The Ulti­mate Elec­tion Fore­cast: More than 5,000 Poll­sters Agree – The Next Pres­i­dent of the U.S. is ….

October 2020

• 28: ASJ Num­ber 69 (2020) is out now!
• 21: A New Mil­len­ni­um?
• 06: More Than Just a Blurred Eth­nic Iden­ti­ty: Teach­ing Ger­man Amer­i­can Day

September 2020

• 23: Ira Wagler’s Ser­i­al Mem­oir Bro­ken Roads: Return­ing to My Amish Father
• 09: Pol­i­tics and Reli­gion in a Sec­u­lar State

August 2020

• 26: In a try­ing polit­i­cal cli­mate, look not towards what divides, but what unites Ger­many and the U.S.: Jour­nal­is­tic Excel­lence
• 12: The Man­dalo­ri­an

July 2020

• 29: The Long March to Jus­tice
• 15: “Writ­ing is how I process things”: An Inter­view with Miri­am Toews
• 01: How well do you know the Unit­ed States and Cana­da? A Quiz

June 2020

• 24: 2020 Haiku Con­test
• 17: Dig­i­tal Age Rumi­na­tions: The U.S. Human­i­ties and Employ­a­bil­i­ty Con­cerns
• 10: A Call for 60s-Style Teach-ins on Anti-Racism
• 03: So much to stream, so lit­tle time? Net­flix has a solu­tion.

May 2020

• 27: A Chang­ing Mind­set: Teach­ing “A Mown Lawn” by Lydia Davis
• 20: Can Artists Save Us?
• 13: Remote Learn­ing with Amer­i­can Stud­ies
• 08: May 8 – Cel­e­brat­ing the End of World War II as a Ger­man

April 2020

• 29: Keep calm and fol­low the news
• 22: Unusu­al Friend­ships: Inter­species Rela­tion­ships
• 15: Human-Ani­mal Stud­ies – The ASB Edi­tors’ Favorite Picks (Part II)
• 08: Dig­i­tal Amer­i­can Stud­ies – The ASB Edi­tors’ Favorite Picks (Part I)
• 01: “Do they have traf­fic lights in Ire­land?”

March 2020

• 18: “By the Sword We Seek Peace”: The 1620 Mass­a­chu­setts State Flag and Lega­cies in 2020
• 08: Sac­ri­fice, Suf­frage, and the Strug­gle for ERA: Cel­e­brat­ing Inter­na­tion­al Women’s Day 2020

February 2020

• 26: A Gift that Keeps Giv­ing: The Amer­i­can Memo­r­i­al Library in Berlin
• 12: Dreams Have No Bor­ders: The 8th Indianer/Inuit North Amer­i­can Film Fes­ti­val

January 2020

• 29: Star Wars – The Rise of Sky­walk­er (2019)
• 15: Teach­ing Human-Ani­mal Stud­ies: An Inter­dis­ci­pli­nary Sym­po­sium
• 08: Blue Valen­tine : End­ings, Begin­nings, and Noth­ing in Between

December 2019

• 18: On Euro­pean Audi­ences, Work­shop­ping, and His Nov­el, The Altru­ists: An Inter­view with Andrew Rid­ker
• 11: The Ulti­mate Christ­mas Movie Playlist
• 04: For­get What the His­to­ry Books Say: How David Has­sel­hoff Broke Down the Berlin Wall

November 2019

• 27: Thanks­giv­ing and the Ambi­gu­i­ty of Mem­o­ry
• 20: ASB 2019 Con­test Win­ner in the Cat­e­go­ry “Best Books & Fab­u­lous Films”
• 13: Per­son­al Rec­ol­lec­tions: The Fall of the Wall Part Two
• 06: Per­son­al Rec­ol­lec­tions: The Fall of the Wall

October 2019

• 30: Remem­ber­ing the Fall of the Wall
• 23: ASB 2019 Con­test Win­ner in the Cat­e­go­ry “Access Amer­i­ca”
• 16: Maple Leaf & Stars and Stripes 
• 09: It’s Cam­paign Sea­son – So “Keep the Ball Rolling”!

September 2019

• 25: Ger­man Amer­i­can Day – Cel­e­brate 336 Years of Ger­man Amer­i­can His­to­ry
• 11: The Allied Muse­um

August 2019

• 28: Some Things Nev­er Fade
• 14: Yay! Peo­ple love her!

July 2019

• 31: The Amer­i­can Dream Recon­sid­ered: The Out­siders (1967)
• 15: Apol­lo 11 – An Alter­nate Uni­verse

June 2019

• 26: Bank­ing Amish-Style
• 19: “Mem­o­ries of Gov­ern­ment Springs Park”
• 12: Doom and Deci­sion – The 75th D‑Day Anniver­sary 2019
• 05: Intro­duc­tion to Lit­er­a­ture: Robert Coover’s “A Sud­den Sto­ry”

May 2019

• 22: Amer­i­can Stud­ies Blog Con­test
• 08: The Berlin Block­ade
• 01: Brevi­ty is the Soul of Wit: Whip­ping up a Flash Fic­tion Col­lec­tion

April 2019

• 24: Teach­ing the Next Gen­er­a­tion – A Ger­man Sat­ur­day School in the U.S.
• 17: Every Sto­ry Tells a Pic­ture or How to Vignette
• 10: We Need a Break or We’ll Break or Why to Vignette
• 03: Find­i­ans: A Jour­ney to Dis­tant Cousins

March 2019

• 20: An Inter­view with Award-Win­ning Author Jayne Anne Phillips
• 06: Improv­ing Robert Frost’s poem, “Stop­ping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”

February 2019

• 28: Thoughts of a Dig­i­tal Alternative
• 20: Bey­on­cé and Jay‑Z at the Lou­vre: A Time­ly Reminder of Art Muse­ums’ Racist Past
• 13: “My only sin is in my skin. What did I do to be so black and blue?”

January 2019

• 30: Adven­ture Time – Not Just for Chil­dren
• 23: Arnold Kru­pat, Changed For­ev­er: Amer­i­can Indi­an Board­ing-School Lit­er­a­ture 
• 09: So, You Wan­na Be a Writer?!? Begin­nings, End­ings, and Every­thing in Between – An Inter­view with Drew Hay­den Tay­lor

December 2018

• 26: Else­where: From Inter­view to Pod­cast
• 12: Christ­mas Tra­di­tions in the U.S.
• 05: Edu­cat­ed: A Mem­oir by Tara West­over

November 2018

• 28: Music to Last a Life­time: The Reis­sue of The White Album
• 21: Two Sides to Every Sto­ry – The Affair (2014–19)
• 14: Democ­ra­cy Amer­i­can Style

October 2018

• 31: Drew Hay­den Tay­lor at Leuphana
• 24: In a World Cre­at­ed by an Indige­nous God: A Native Writer’s Take on Karl May’s Win­netou
• 17: Aretha Franklin: Free­dom, Respect, and the Moral Uni­verse
• 03: BlacK­kKlans­man: A Much Too Amer­i­can Sto­ry

September 2018

• 19: What’s your sto­ry? In two sen­tences or less…
• 05: Nation­al Com­e­dy Cen­ter – It’s on THE Map!

August 2018

• 09: Out­house Races, Choco­late-Cov­ered Deep Fried Cheese­cake, and the But­ter What? Noth­ing Com­pares to the Iowa State Fair
• 01: “When you spot your flower, you can’t let any­thing get in your way”: Adap­ta­tion (2002)

July 2018

• 18: Con­nect-the-Cards: Mak­ing Acad­e­mia Excit­ing while Fos­ter­ing Crit­i­cal Think­ing Skills and Mean­ing­ful Con­ver­sa­tion
• 04: 1550 San Remo Dri­ve

June 2018

• 27: “No, It’s Not Sis­sy Ball” – In Defense of Soc­cer
• 20: Improv Work­shop with Kieron Freigang: The Sto­ry­telling Cir­cle
• 13: Liv­ing by the Watch: Stranger Than Fic­tion
• 06: “How many years can a moun­tain exist?” Bob Dylan and the Civ­il Rights Move­ment

May 2018

• 30: The “Deep Sto­ry” of the White Amer­i­can South, or Strangers in Their Own Land (2016) by Arlie Rus­sell Hochschild (Part II)
• 23: The ‘Deep Sto­ry’ of the White Amer­i­can South, or Strangers in Their Own Land (2016) by Arlie Rus­sell Hochschild (Part I)
• 16: The Many Worlds of Rick and Morty
• 09: Why You Should Read Ger­ald Vizenor’s Upcom­ing Nov­el Native Trib­utes
• 02: Erich Müh­sam and the Berlin Idea Fac­to­ry

April 2018

• 25: When the News Was True: The Post
• 18: An Earth-Day-and-World-Book-Day Bloem
• 04: “Who’s Afraid of a Show­er Cur­tain?” How Alfred Hitchcock’s Psy­cho Changed the Movie Indus­try and our Bath­room Habits

March 2018

• 21: Cozy Hor­ror – Stranger Things
• 07: If You’re a Star…

February 2018

• 21: Hid­den Fig­ures: A High­ly Enter­tain­ing Film that Means Well but Doesn’t Quite Add Up
• 07: How the “Ping” Was Heard Round the World

January 2018

• 31: Eng­lish Les­son 2.0
• 24: Archie Reloaded – Riverdale
• 17: Under Dark Skies: A Review Essay
• 10: Star Wars – The Last Jedi: No Light with­out Dark­ness?

December 2017

• 26: A New Pub­lic Hang­ing? Sam Durant’s Scaf­fold
• 20: The Most Roman­tic Night of the Year?
• 13: The Pur­suit of (Un)happiness
• 06: Tweet Me a Sto­ry:
  Twic­tion – The Per­fect Stock­ing Stuffer

November 2017

• 29: From Com­ma-kazi to Com­ma-Sutra: Or You Too Can Learn to Love Com­mas
• 22: Top­ping off Thanks­giv­ing Tra­di­tions: Turkey with Cran­ber­ry Sauce
• 15: Amer­i­can Hus­tle
• 08: Love no more? Cat­alo­nia and Spain
• 01: Sex­u­al Harass­ment in the 21st Cen­tu­ry – Real­ly?

October 2017

• 25: Escap­ing Fun­da­men­tal­ism: An Inter­view with Char­lene L. Edge (Part II)
• 18: Escap­ing Fun­da­men­tal­ism: An Inter­view with Char­lene L. Edge (Part I)
• 04: Beat­riz at Din­ner: Com­e­dy, Tragedy, Por­trait?

September 2017

• 20: Teach­ing Fem­i­nism
• 06: 9/11 – The Only Plane in the Sky

August 2017

• 23: Look Home­ward, Amish Son: Ira Wagler’s Jour­ney between Amish and “Eng­lish” Worlds
• 09: Safe­ty First!

July 2017

• 26: Mary Kay and John­ny – America’s First TV Sit­com
• 12: Win­netou Rides Again

June 2017

• 28: Watch and Write! Writ­ing the TV Dra­ma Series
• 21: Lessons not Learned
• 14: Trans­gen­er­a­tional Trans­mis­sion of Holo­caust Mem­o­ries and Sur­vival: An Inter­view with Doc­u­men­tary Film­mak­er Ethan Bensinger (Part II)
• 07: Trans­gen­er­a­tional Trans­mis­sion of Holo­caust Mem­o­ries and Sur­vival: An Inter­view with Doc­u­men­tary Film­mak­er Ethan Bensinger (Part I)

May 2017

• 30: Clap & Freeze: A Recipe for Instant Dra­ma
• 24: AWP: In Love with Words, at a Loss for Words
• 17: Hik­ing in the Anthro­pocene
• 10: Lit­er­a­ture Cir­cles Rock!
• 03: A New Nation­al Hol­i­day – A Rid­dle

April 2017

• 26: School Ties
• 19: Writ­ing Life: From The­o­ry to Prac­tice
• 12: White Robes, Sil­ver Screens: An Inter­view with Tom Rice (Part 2)
• 04: White Robes, Sil­ver Screens: An Inter­view with Tom Rice

March 2017

• 29: Do you real­ly want to live For­ev­er?
• 15: The Arrival of the Aliens
• 01: Don Don’t Take No Mess: Don Cor­nelius and His Very Own Soul Train Mis­sion

February 2017

• 15: Vot­ing Rights: Yes­ter­day, Today, and Tomor­row
• 01: From Ronald to Don­ald: The Inau­gur­al Speech­es of Rea­gan and Trump

January 2017

• 25: Eye of the Storm
• 18: Sal­vage
• 11: The ‘D’ Word

December 2016

• 26: Rec­on­cil­i­a­tion with the Dako­ta Sioux in Manka­to
• 14: Rein­deer Games (2000): A Review
• 07: How to Haiku Part Two

November 2016

• 30: How to Haiku
• 23: Get­ting to Know You
• 16: The Road
• 09: Mary Karr’s The Art of Mem­oir: A Review
• 02: Laugh­ing about Melis­sa McCarthy – Thoughts of a Con­flict­ed Fan

October 2016

• 26: To Bold­ly Go
• 12: Walk­ing on Cape Cod

September 2016

• 28: Adding Col­or to White Mar­ble: The Nation­al Muse­um of African Amer­i­can His­to­ry and Cul­ture

August 2016

• 31: Fol­low­ing Con­ven­tion (or Polit­i­cal Math­e­mat­ics)
• 17: Eyes Open – Eyes Closed
• 03: The Last Tycoon: The Gold­en Age of Hitler’s Hol­ly­wood

July 2016

• 13: Memo­r­i­al Ser­vice

June 2016

• 29: This is a (M)ad Men’s World
• 24: New World vs. Old World Flipped
• 15: Art meets Life: An Inter­view with Ex-Amish Author Salo­ma Miller Fur­long – Part II
• 08: Art meets Life: An Inter­view with Ex-Amish Author Salo­ma Miller Fur­long
• 01: Dust

May 2016

• 25: “In the Hands of Babes”
• 18: Grave New World: The Man in the High Cas­tle
• 11: Live Long and Make Ban­nock
• 04: Noth­ing New on the West­ern Fron­tier

April 2016

• 27: Many are Called …
• 20: Inquis­i­tive Minds Want to Know: A Mixed Bag of Ques­tions for Ira Wagler – Part II
• 13: Inquis­i­tive Minds Want to Know: A Mixed Bag of Ques­tions for Ira Wagler – Part I
• 06: Welche lan­guage habla twój voisin?

March 2016

• 23: Damsels Caus­ing Dis­tress
• 09: Gone Girl

February 2016

• 24: Cel­e­brat­ing African Amer­i­can His­to­ry Month with Clay­tee White
• 10: The Oscars – Not in Col­or This Year

January 2016

• 20: Mid­night in Paris: Some­when, Some­where, Some­way
• 13: The U.S.A. – A Coun­try You Think You Know But Just Might Not
• 06: “Art comes out of desire in the face of indif­fer­ence”: An Inter­view with lê thi diem thúy

December 2015

• 09: What Ger­man Stu­dents Taught an Amer­i­can Author
• 02: Revers­ing the Gaze
  – Injun Joe Meets Esper­an­za

November 2015

• 25: “Music is the axe for the
  frozen sea with­in us”
• 18: Opt­ing Out of a Test and into a Move­ment
• 04: We’ve Got Steam­punk

October 2015

• 28: Transat­lantic Trade and Invest­ment Part­ner­ship (TTIP) and Com­pre­hen­sive Eco­nom­ic and Trade Agree­ment (CETA) Must Not Fail
• 14: Nature’s Craft: The Aes­thet­ics and Design of The Great Camps of the Adiron­dacks

September 2015

• 30: Link­ing Teacher Train­ing and New Media: The Teach­ing Amer­i­ca Project Revis­it­ed
• 16: An Encounter at Canyon de Chelly
• 02: If it’s Tues­day, it Must be Cold War Again

August 2015

• 19: The Son-in-Law

July 2015

• 29: Like Father, Like Son
• 22: The Con­fed­er­ate Flag Con­tro­ver­sy
• 15: The “It’s Not What You Might Think” Blog—Part II
• 08: The “It’s Not What You Might Think” Blog—Part I
• 01: The Chameleon: W. C. Williams’ “The Red Wheel­bar­row”

June 2015

• 17: GOP Can­di­dates Go Dou­ble Dig­its – A Prob­lem or a Bless­ing in Dis­guise?
• 10: The Woman in the Pants Suit
• 03: Where are they going? Where have they been? – The Plain Peo­ple

May 2015

• 27: Wan­der­ing Home:
  Folk, Amer­i­cana, and Inside Llewyn Davis
• 20: Cheer­lead­ing – More Than Pom-Poms and a Big Smile?
• 13: Hi, my name is Wol­fram and I am a Drop­box user.

April 2015

• 29: From Spring Fever Ad Nau­se­am to Colum­bus Day
• 15: Refuge: Sto­ries of the Self­help Home
• 08: Moth­er Love
• 01: The Win­dow as Mir­ror

March 2015

• 17: Going Green in the U.S.? Yes!
• 11: God at the Bank
• 08: “My feets is tired, but my soul is rest­ed” — A Med­i­ta­tion on Inter­na­tion­al Women’s Day
• 04: Wild

February 2015

• 25: A Read­ing with Teju Cole
• 18: The But­ler
• 11: RAGBRAI: Take the Ride of Your Life
• 03: Couch Con­ver­sa­tions with William H. New — An Impromp­tu Inter­view

January 2015

• 28: Is Ser­i­al Over? A New Phe­nom­e­non on Pub­lic Radio
• 26: A Sup­port­ing Role for Tom Han­ks and Com­mu­ni­ty Col­leges
• 21: Apples Hav­ing a Ball
• 14: Mar­ket­ing and Per­form­ing His­to­ry
• 07: Don Quixote Sav­ing Amer­i­ca

December 2014

• 29: Expa­tri­ate Life through the Lens of a Third Cul­ture Kid: Home Leave by Brit­tani Son­nen­berg
• 17: Var­i­ous Vari­eties: How to Teach Eng­lish Accents
• 10: The Chat(ter) Box Inter­view with Drew Hay­den Tay­lor
• 03: 12 Years a Slave

November 2014

• 25: Mar­i­jua­na in Amer­i­ca: Elec­tion Night at the Pot Shop
• 19: Lone­ly
• 12: Of Con­cep­tu­al Haunts and Tac­it Assump­tions:
  A Cur­rent Take on Mul­ti­cul­tur­al­ism
• 07: Canyon de Chelly, Nava­jo Nation, Ari­zona
• 06: U.S. Elec­tion Day Results
• 05: B.Y.O.B. – Bring Your Own Bag

October 2014

• 30: An Ear­ly Hal­loween Treat — Patri­cia Brig­gs at Leuphana
• 27: Tricks or Treats – Hal­loween Goes Ger­man
• 24: The Fault in Our Stars 
• 22: The U.S. Elec­tion Project
• 15: A Study Trip to Las Vegas?
  Yes, a Study Trip!
• 08: A Night in Berlin with Michael Led­er­er
• 01: A Game of Thrones: Heroes Want­ed

September 2014

• 24: Num­ber 13: Unbraid­ing the Short Sto­ry
• 15: Shoot­ing for the Stars: Cre­ativ­i­ty and Com­pe­ti­tion in the Eng­lish Class­room
• 15: Cre­ative Writ­ing Con­test for Non-Native Speak­ers
• 15: Only Lovers Left Alive – A Stroll Down Eter­nal Lovers’ Lane
• 15: Obama’s Clean Air Act
• 15: How Do Amer­i­cans Real­ly Talk?
• 10: New Kids on the Blog